Mildred June — Blue Book of the Screen (1923) 🇺🇸

Mildred June was born in St. Louis. But she didn’t stay there long. Her parents took her to Kansas, where her little-girlhood was spent, and then they moved to Southern California, where Mildred went to grammar school and later up to the third year in high school.

The stage, or some aspect of dramatic life, has always lured Mildred June. As a tiny tot she was a dancer, gifted with natural graces and trained by the best instructors available. At the Hollywood High School she admits she spent more time learning her roles in the school farces than she gave to algebra and other such abstractions.

Miss June is blonde, plump and scared, to the point of dieting, of becoming “too plump.” She wouldn’t mind it so much, but the temperature of Los Angeles is such a temptation to ice cream.

Her ambition is to be a dramatic actress some day.

Collection: The Blue Book of the Screen (1923)